Wispr Flow for iOS - Voice-first writing—now on iPhone
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Flow for iPhone is fast, natural voice dictation that works wherever you type—from iMessage to Gmail, Slack to Substack. Whether you’re on the go, juggling tasks, or just tired of typing with your thumbs, Flow helps you get stuff done 5x faster.
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Hello ! I just installed it after seeing a user use your tools. At first, I said "it's like Apple dictation"... until I realised it was wayyyy better... Yet, there's still that question about privacy and if you collect the data ... how can we be sure you're not using / selling / profiling us with our data?
Eagerly awaiting the Android version of the tool, using it already on iOS, Windows, and Mac, but Android is really desperately missing here.
Android ASAP please!
Wispr Flow is a game-changer for anyone who writes a lot — emails, reports, even code. The real-time formatting, tone matching, and multi-language support make it feel like a smart writing assistant that just gets it. It’s fast, intuitive, and genuinely saves time. Huge win for creators and professionals alike!
@Wispr Flow @tanaykothari @mswulinski @constanza_hasselmann I’ve been genuinely impressed with Whispr Flow. After trying so many dictation tools, this is the first one that actually feels faster, smoother, and more accurate when it comes to English.
But there’s a flip side. The accuracy in other languages like Hindi is very poor right now, to the point of being unusable. For someone who works across languages, that’s a big drawback.
On top of that, I’ve reached out to the Whispr Flow team several times with some concerns that needed their attention, even sent multiple reminders, but never heard back. That lack of response is disappointing, especially for a tool with so much potential.
really cool, easy to use.
It looks really interesting! I can't wait to see what happens next! It’s always great to see tools aimed at simplifying tasks. Wishing you a smooth launch!
Wispr Flow sounds like a huge productivity boost — I really like that it works across all apps and not just in a dedicated editor. The real-time auto-edits and tone matching are features I haven’t seen done this well before.
I’m curious — how does it handle more technical content, like coding or legal writing, where formatting and precision are critical? That’s usually where dictation tools fall short for me.